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Question
With reference to Jainism,
State Mahavira’s contribution to Indian thought.
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Solution
Although Mahavira did not follow the Vedas but the basic and ultimate aim of life was ‘Moksha’, through good deeds, sacrifice for good cause, ‘ Ahimsa’ and the safety of the animals contributed a positive appeal to Indian Thought.
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